She Hides Her Edge

Su Jin, a 28-year-old product manager at a major Internet company, died at his workstation at 1:43 in the morning. When she opened her eyes again, she was transported into a school sweet novel and became the vicious female supporting character with the same name in the book - a cannon fodder character who was rejected in public when she confessed her love to the heroine, took revenge on the heroine because of her love, and was finally sent to prison by the hero's own hands. The system coldly informed her: Complete the villain mission and get points. Mission failed - erased. Su Jin took three seconds to accept the reality. Then she used her product thinking, which she had honed in a large factory for six years, to discover a fatal flaw in the system: the system only detects whether the task is "formally completed," but not the way it is completed. The system asked her to "bully the heroine" - her way of "bullying" was to help her discover the financial loopholes of the student union. The system asked her to "seduce the male protagonist" - the way she "seduce" was to send him a business plan. The system asked her to "make a fool of herself in front of the whole school" - the way she "made a fool of herself" was to get third in grade. Everyone thought she was a useless and vicious supporting actress. She didn't correct her either - because anyone who has been in the Internet industry knows that the best products are always announced at the last minute before release. And the card she wants to reveal goes far beyond the number on the report card.